Sculpture artist list
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Anne Kampschulte studies of art, teacher [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
| Dialogues with stone ... ... a way of communicating with life, and with nature, from both within and without. ... a way to address human curiosities about the mysteries of life, to seek out our place in the scheme of things. Anne Kampschulte moved to the province of Almería in 1992. Since then she has worked as a sculptress, continually developing her technique of combining traditional manual methods with machine-working of stone and marble. Afinity with stone is fundamental to her expression as an artist. Interacting with the material opens doors to explore the world of its feelings. To think like stone and to respect its characteristics go hand in hand with working directly with it, and give rise to a new form in complete harmony with its nature. The shaping is an organic, ongoing dialogue which gives the freedom to incorporate new ideas which arise out of the process itself. Water landscapes Movements of air and water, the process of drying out and organic activity are fundamental to creativity. Shapes repeat themselves like symbols of infinity reaching for the sky or make ornate decoration in sandstone relief. Such sculptural imagery is characteristic of the life process of both humanity and the natural world and presents Anne with a peaceful alternative in this bellicose world run by politicians at odds with life. All is water "All is water and the world is full of gods" Thales de Milet While the sculptures of the early years embraced the feminine theme, later works seek a direct contact with nature. This is not a contradiction, rather a search for origins. Our fundamental education about life, as demonstrated in everything around us, is the principal theme of the sculptor, one further step along the road she has been travelling for many years in dialogue with stone. Desert footprints Landscape and growth forms, charcterized by the desert enviroment of Almería province, reflect the personal feelings from the sculptress Anne Kampschulte towards nature. The desert is reflected in her stone sculptures, in forms which appear to have been created by wind, sun and water. These pieces express her love of this environment and invite you almost to caress the desert itself. | ||||||||||||||||
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Simon Keeley MA [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
| Initially Simon trained as a stone mason in York before studying stone carving at the London City & Guilds Art School, and then acquiring an MA in architecture at the University of East London. This background has given an architectural dimension to his work, which draws on the heritage of sacred architecture and the architectrue of the human figure to create his carved stone pieces. He mainly produces original artworks, which he designs and carves in stone. | ||||||||||||||||
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Howard Kelsall [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
| Howard Kelsall was born in Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent and studied at the Burslem School of Art during the 1960's. His work has always been concerned with the human and animal form, his most recent work has manifested itself in large scale welded metal sculpture. | ||||||||||||||||
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Manfred Kielnhofer [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
| “Time guardians” Cloaked in concrete-like or otherwise putrid variegated cloth, Manfred Kielnhofer’s “time guardians” seem to be plotting against time or maybe avidly watching time television- is that a medieval joke or what? Like conspiratory monks in a deathless desultory demeanor, they exude an ominous lack of life as if in a ghost parade freshly arisen from the depths of the Artpark crypt. They blatantly stand here, gnarled and unfazed, making time. Are we lost in a movie, “Lord of the ring”- wise or is it a gathering of the Adams family in new Taliban unglamourous style? So welcome to the new dark ages. Kielnhofer’s “time guardians” stand like silent monoliths of veiled knowledge in a sculpture garden, seemingly quarantined or time travelling, the only prop missing is the scythe. The grim reaper has come with his zombie posse- they’re decaying morosely in the open, guarding time in an esoteric Disneyland of sinister and unsavory folds. Their significance or arthistorical relevance lies in the eye of the beholder. Regardless, they are meant to evoke ancient times in their secretive hocus-pocus despondency, allegedly and all the more uncannily. Draped in mute and unholy light, they seem to be placidly heralding the big world conspiracy, admonishing and demolishing time concepts. Equivocally, Kielnhofer’s work is a tribute to life and death, entwined, dilated and lost in time. The “time guardians” are maybe hooded knights in disguise, hiding the light within the moldy creases of their robes, fighting without armor against time. A review by Catherine Pandora Austrian artist Manfred Kielnhofer’s Time Guardians are mysterious sculptures that resemble cloaked and hooded figures that are silent observers of the passage of time. The sculptures have appeared in indoor and outdoor installations, looking for all the world like a very focused procession of beings deep in contemplation. The sculptures appear to be concrete, but are actually hollow folds of treated textile. Ghosts? Grim Reapers? Or maybe simple witnesses … | ||||||||||||||||
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Lucy Kinsella [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
| It is a real pleasure to be able to welcome back Lucy’s rapturous approach to nature, and her skilful use of patination. Usually her exhibitions are a sell out, so we were lucky to have this piece to show you. | ||||||||||||||||
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Jonathan Knight [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
| Probably one of the finest animaliers alive today with a seemingly effortless ability to capture the spirit of the wild creature he sculpts and somehow incorporates movement and repose at the same time. Successfully scuplting since the 70's. There are many who have tried to follow his style. | ||||||||||||||||
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Phillip Kotokwa [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
| He works in a variety of exotic stone from his native Zimbabwe. He is one of the few African artists that has made such inroads inton the International market with pieces in wide spread collections. | ||||||||||||||||
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Francony Kowalski sculptor [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
| Francony Kowalski is born in Le Havre 1959. In 1977 the artist decided to live in London. In 1984 she decided to come back to france and settled in Vence (french riviera) | ||||||||||||||||
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Adam Krehbiel Sculpture R&D [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
| Veraseri Designs is a conglomeration of Artists, Designers, and Inventors of all forms and varieties working towards the goal of the improvement of both modern Aesthetic Enterprise, and Human Health through new and inventive forms of technologies. We also collaborate with many talented designers and scientists in other firms and corporations to bring the consumer or viewer a new fresh aesthetic, be it Film, Sculpture, Music Production, or Prosthetics. Our capabilities reach as far into the imagination as is capable. Founded by Scientist and Sculptor Adam Krehbiel, began humbly in the basement of Adam`s home. Adam began inventing Bio-Medical devices to aid him within an illness that had suppressed his early life. Adam`s vision is to vanguard a movement combining both the visual and analytical minds in an organized assemblage allowing both Artist and Scientist to brandish their natural talents combining Art, Science and discussion to further our knowledge and role in this world. | ||||||||||||||||
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Eka Kristan [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
| She works mainly as one of designers for KOVASTVO KRISTAN, (Blacksmith Kristan), a business that produces uniquely styled pieces for the home, business and garden. Some of Blacksmith Kristan's products are, in fact, of her design, and they provide an excellent showcase of her trademark, and very unique, style. Eka's designs tend to accent the pieces' form and because she places great emphasis on detail, the manufactured goods are like sculpted but highly functional works of art. | ||||||||||||||||
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Bozena Krol Legowska [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
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